Circa 1960s, white-painted serpentine wood base with aluminum fittings and frosted glass globe, unmarked.

stand 26 1/2 x 16 x 8 3/4 in.; globe 10 in. diameter

Jack W. Haywood, AIA, was a well-known African American architect and designer that started his own architecture firm in 1972, after jumpstarting his career working in 37 states as the project architect designing and building commercial stores all across the US. Jack also spent many years working on architectural projects such as buildings for Bank of America, as well as public city works projects like the recreation of parks in LA, before collaborating with Vincent Proby to design the California African American Museum in 1983.

Scattered paint losses and stable crackle to base; some surface marks to paint and globe; lamp operating at time of review.